Wiscasset church convention highlights regional work
The Maine regional Sunday school convention met at the First Congregational church with Rev. C. H. Osborn presiding. Delegates attended seminars on youth and adult education, heard state work reports, and approved continuing regional efforts including Dr. Harry E. Titus as State Director.
Brunswick Pastor Recalls Palestine Visit in Bible Class Talk
Rev. C. D. Nutter of Be rean Baptist in Brunswick shared a graphic account of his Palestine trip and East visits with the Sterling Bible class at Corliss Street Baptist Church. He wore a Palestine costume to illustrate native dress as 43 attendees listened during the after supper program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Nutter
Berean Baptist Church
Brunswick
Sterling Bible
Corliss Street Baptist Church
Nutter
Palestine
John H. Hunt
William H. Sheldon
Herbert Preble
Frank M. Bowker
James W. Gillespie
Warren H. McIntire
Fred S. Coombs
William P. Hatch
E. R. Wright
C. Frank Knowlton
Lester G. Campbell
Grace
Charles H. Berry
Carrie H. Trott
Wallace Plant
Preble
Fred Coombs
Fred Bragg
Elmer F. Campbell
Farnham Pinkham Wed In Grace Church Rectory
Paul R. Farnham of Wiscasset and Mary E. Pinkham of Boothbay Harbor were married Sunday afternoon at 2 30 in Grace church rectory with Rev. Charles M. Tubbs officiating. The groom, a clerk, is son of Katherine F. and the late Edward V. Farnham. The bride, daughter of Eugene H. Pinkham and his wife, is a maid. Attendants were the groom’s mother and the bride’s brother Paul Pinkham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Farnham
Wiscasset
Mary E. Pinkham
Boothbay Harbor
Grace Church
Charles M. Tubbs
Katherine F
Edward V. Farnham
Eugene H. Pinkham
Paul Pinkham
Pendleton and Lislie Tie on Beacon Street
Clarence A. Pendleton and Bea trice Lislie of Bath wed in a single ring ceremony at the Beacon Street parsonage with Rev. Har ley A. Shattuck officiating. Attendants were Winfield N. Adams and Alice Q. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence A. Pendleton
Beatrice Lislie
Bath
Beacon Street
Harley A. Shattuck
Winfield N. Adams
Alice Q. Adams
West Bath Wedding Invitations for Bates and Williams Couple
Invitations have been issued for the October 19 wedding of Charles H. Bates Jr. of Mount Vernon New York and Miss Alice Louise Williams of Scarsdale New York to take place in the Church of the Transfiguration in New York. Several local residents visited relatives or hosted guests over the weekend in Bath and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Bates, Jr
Mount Vernon
N. Y
Charles H. Bates
Beachmont
Mass
Alice Louise Williams
Scarsdale
Andrew F. Williams
New York
Mr. Bates
Loring D. Small
Berry’s Mill Road
Sabine
Mary McDougall
Boston City Hospital
Fred A. Bubier
Foster's Point
Everett S. Stackpole
Bath
Alma M., Palmer
Allan Street
William H. Holland
Alfred J. Rowe
Washington Street
Harry W. Lemont
Quincy
Lemont
Edwin W. Haggett
Joseph M. Lemont
Sanford’s Crossing
Wendell L. Williams
Muriel
Needham Heights
Williams
Albert Weagle
Ernest E. Williams
Campbell’s Pond
Dwinal E. Cornish
Rose Street
John L. Russell
Russell Street
Rotary to Sponsor Winter Carnival
Rotary club members at Hotel Phoenix vote to move meetings to noon and plan a Winter carnival on Washington's Birthday. A ski jump, event markers, and a special Interclub meeting setup are outlined with a Bath club delegation perhaps attending. tennis courts at Southend are ready for play and playground development may extend north if land is gifted and federal aid is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Phoenix
Page
Washington
Rockland
Bath Club
Rotary International
Winchenbach
Southend
Arthur G. Spear
Nequasset Farm Bureau Plans Supper and Meeting
Committees for the annual Nequasset Farm Bureau sale and supper were named at a Wednesday Montsweag Grange meeting with 29 in attendance. Miss Hortense Welch led a session on Household Buying. The next regular meeting is set for November 6 at Mrs. Reginald Stacy’s home with School Lunches as the topic. The Twin County meeting is planned for October 31 in Topsham, with the supper scheduled for November 15 and committees named for entertainment, supper, quilting, and dance forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nequasset Farm Bureau
Montsweag Grange Hall
Hortense Welch
Charles L. Eastman
McInnes
Plinette Allen
Maurice Hathorne
Bureau
Reginald Stacy
Stacy
John C. Gilmore
James Colby
Twin County
Topsham
John Gilmore
Leverett Welch
Henry T. Dubar
Carolyn D. Wing
Loring K. Soule
Arthur Williams
Percy D. Marston
Adelbert Hall
Hollis Leeman
Alton Reed
Roberta B
Moose Vists Randolph Under State Protection
A moose, assured by state protection, was seen in Randolph early Thursday. Winfield B. James reported the animal appearing near Kinderhook and Windsor streets, crossing Kinderhook from Moulton's stream, feeding at the heater piece, and vanishing into the woods beyond Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Randolph
Kinderhook
Windsor Streets
Winfield B. James
Rayon from Southern Pine Promises New Fiber Material
Experiments show a good grade of rayon can be produced from southern pine. In poultry farm economies, mash consumption supports 16 hens for a year, illustrating farm feed efficiency.
Local News Briefs From Woolwich and Nearby Towns
David G Reed returns home from Bath Memorial hospital after a week there. Schools close Wednesday for Topsham fair. Mrs J W Brown and Bertha Brown visit from Flushing NY. Bertha to stay for winter. Vance Mathews and Augusta ties with Charles Mathews at home. Clara E Head and Edward Wilson visit from Denver. Fritz Klippell and family spend two weeks at Nequasset. Clara Hathorne back to health and about. Earl Cooper family moves to Bath. Mrs Fred Carlton and Florence Carlton visit in Bath. Percy Bailey clears land on Dexter Baker lot. Preble family to Connecticut for work. John Preble and two children to follow soon. Mary Lou Reed operated on for tonsils and adenoids. John Savage lot lumber sold. Harry O Richardson and wife visit family in Bath and Montsweag. Mrs Howard Rice visits Montsweag area. Laurel Grove Cemetery meeting not held due to rain. rescheduled Oct 12. Eben Dana called to Augusta for Dr Burton Hodgkins illness. Hodgkins recovering after appendectomy. Edward Thorne returns from CCC camp at Patten. Mrs Ralph Rice’s birthday celebrated at her home. Carrie Cleaves and son James Rufus move to Bath. James Ross and Eugene Bartlett visit Mrs Mary Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
First Congregational Church
C. H. Osborn
Maine Council of Religious Education
Elton K. Bassett
Boothbay Harbor
A .B. Whittridge
Brewer
Rodney W. Roundy
Portland
Harry E. Titus
Forest E. Knapp
McKnight
Waldo County
Frank Quinnam
Organ Society
Frank Adams
Carolyn Varney
John Merry
Frank Hutchins
George Carleton
Nina Fowles
Forest Preble
Frances Plumstead
Louise Blagdon
Harry Mosher
Carl M. P. Larrabee
Sarah D
Carolyn S. Varney
Dorcas
John F. Jackson
Churchill Street
Christian Endeavor Society
Virginia Pease
Roger Dow
Camp Manator
Medomak
Elsie Bailey
Grace Bean
Verna Southard
Helen Quinnam
Joanna Evans
Martha Haskell
the Order of the Eastern Star
Olive Branch
Dresden Mills
Garrison Hill
Florence Sherman
Charles Plumstead
Helen Haggett
Julia Leighton
Nellie Blagdon
Ruth Leighton
Anne Miete
Edith Rines
Anna Soule
Agnes Grover
Sadie Nelder
Maybelle Sherman
Marion Lewis
Rosa Chase
Hattie Cowley
Jennie Gray
Grace C. Pease
Nellie P Munsey
Laura Evans
Frank H. Gray
Harvey R. Pease
Sidney G. Evans
William Averill
Fred Blagdon
Charles Cowley
Miss Blagdon
Jefferson
Lake View
Helen C Erskine
Gertrude Munsey
Elizabeth Harding
Charles Hendrickson
Lou Jewett
Chester
Watertown
Mass
White Elephant Club
William B. Lewis
Cleveland
Damon Lewis
Maxwell Powers
Rundlette Block
Bath
Woman's Club
Damariscotta
Lincoln
Alvin W. Keirstead
Lawrence B. Haggett
E. Fred Albee
Frank H. Hutchins
Fred Soule
Clifton Munsey
DeForest Munsey
Maud Jones
Arlyne Kinahan
Simon D. Crosby
Rockland Highlands
Water Street
Freeman D. Southard
James A. Bimson
Margaret Clifford Dunphe
Brooklyn
N. Y
North Edgecomb
William K. Houghton
Lincoln County
American Red Cross
Henry W. Webb
Robert Tukey
Edna H. Pomeroy
S. J. Sewall
Carroll T. Berry
Home Service
Elizabeth Webb
Voluntary Service
Moatsweag Farm Bureau
Camden
F.E.R.A
Augusta
Lewis Tarr
Bristol
Federal
Ralph Preble
Yvonne Sproul
Agnes Sullivan
Eva Wise
Stanley W. Dodge
Charles M. Smith
Eliot
H. T. Bailey
Federal Street
Lincoln County Union of Women's Clubs
Lloyd Parker
Manchester
Annana
Charles, Jr
Lewiston
Benjamin H. Adams
Georgianna Lilly
Hooper Street
H. A. Munsey
Woolwich
Wiscasset Academy
Grover Hoyt
Boston
Chewonki Neck
Frank B. Adams
Elden P. Munsey
Wesley C. Day
Frank E. Quinnam
Clinton R. Bailey
Sol Holbrook
Maine Beautiful
Main Street
John Mayo
Natalie
Southwest Harbor
Hazel Mayo
Auburn
Middle Street
Byron Adams
Booka Grande
Fla
Horace Day
Chester Pendleton
Maurice Libby
Adams
Southland
Edward Winslow
Gardiner
Emily Groves
Clara Crommett
Lara Coffin
Donald Leavitt
Little Son
Lee Merry
Verdial Jones
Arlington
Joseph P. Tucker
A. H. Lennox
Parlin Lake
A. J. Myer
Neal Creamer
Creamer
Frank A. Creamer
Washington Street
Brookline
David G. Reed
Bath Memorial Hospital
J. W. Brown
Bertha
Bleike Reed
Flushing
Brown
Vance Mathews
Charles Mathews
Clara E. Head
Edward Wilson
Denver
Col
Harpswell
Fritz Klippell
Green Street
Nequasset
Clara E. Hathorne
Earl Cooper
Fred Carlton
Florence Carlton
Charles Henderson
Percy Bailey
Dexter Baker
Clarence Preble
John Preble
Connecticut
Preble
Mary Lou
Carlton Day Reed
John Savage
Harry O. Richardson
Bath Street
Montsweag
Richardson
George W. Shaw
Shaw
Howard Rice
Friends
Laurel Grove
Baptist Hall
Eben Dana
Burton Hodgkins
Edward Thorne
C.C.C
Patten
Ralph Rice
Rice
Carrie Cleaves
James Rufus
James Ross
Eugene Bartlett
Mary Wright
Harvest Home Sunday Observed in Montsweag by Salvation Army
Montsweag will observe Harvest Home Sunday on Sunday October 13 with Adjutant Edward J. Tripp of the Bath Salvation Army and his band conducting the 10 30 morning service. Vegetables and food offerings are invited from the community. An 8 p m evening service features Bible pictures music and the topic Our goals and how to reach them. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Tripp
Salvation Army
Bath
Opportunity School Cher Addresses Central Men's Club
Mrs Blair C W of the Opportunity school at Weeks street delivered an address on Adolescence before the Central church Men's Club at their first meeting of the season. She discussed adolescent behavior, personality development, and the aims of the Opportunity school. The gathering included questions, a fish chowder supper, and plans for future meetings with Roscoe G Bailey leading the next program on Oct 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair C. W
Opportunity School
Weeks Street
University of Maine
Central Church
Wilson
Thomas R. Huston
Sidney B. Lermond
Lewis J. Sanborn
Karcher S. Jackson
Roscoe G. Bailey
Young Men to Lead YMCA Activities After Leadership Conference
Eighteen youths who attended the State YMCA camp leadership conference last summer will assist the Bath YMCA this winter as coaches and officials in grammar school leagues. The program emphasizes Christian values and strong religious instruction, with Bath quietly supplying the largest group from Maine for over a decade.
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Y.M.C. A
Jesus
Christ
Maine
Bath
Y. M. CA
Thespians Elect Officers for Year
The annual meeting of the Thespians reelected officers for the coming year. President Mrs. Fred D. Hill, vice president George Baer Connard, secretary Harold Cutting, treasurer Miss Lillian C. Miller. Directors named include Mrs. Edwin H. Given and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thespians
Front Street
Fred D. Hill
George Baer Connard
Harold Cutting
Lillian C. Miller
Edwin H. Given
Miriam W. Kimbal
Connard
Richard Haskell
Franklin Wright
H. Augustus Huse
Henry W. Owen
Bath Y M C A Boys Conference Draws Inquiries
Local Y M C A reports strong interest in the annual Boys Conference to be held in Bangor likely November 22 to 24. Bath has sent the largest delegation from a single community for 11 years, with 42 attendees last year in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangor
Portland
Maine
Bath
Henry C. Crane
Scranton
Philip Oliver
Maine D A R to Meet in Bath March 18 1936
The Maine D A R board met in Dover-Foxcroft and set Bath as the site for a March 18 19 gathering. Other actions include plans for a Fort Richmond tablet in July and a district advisory meeting with the Amariscoggin chapter in Rumford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Maine
Amariscoggin
Rumford
R. H. Conant
Augusta
WCSH
Freida Morrill
Opportunity Farm
New Gloucester
Y M C A Campaign Sees Strong First Day Returns
Solicit ors report good results during the first two days of the annual Y M C A financial drive. Generous supporters, including businesses and individuals, are expected to push the 1935 campaign over its $3,500 goal after last year's shortfall. The list of contributors features Frank B. Nichols, Elbridge R. Wright, and many others from local firms and shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y.M C.A
Y.M.C.A
Frank B. Nichols
Elbridge R. Wright
Rice Shoe Store
Mikelsky’s Music Store
Parry's the Store
the Thespians
Proposed Popham Beach Recreational Demonstration Project
Regional NPS office acknowledges the Popham Beach project and says federal approval is sought for developmental purposes. if granted, stakeholders will be informed. Also mentions a local potato crop note and a remark about liver size in humans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Park Service
The
Independent
Harry C. Webber
Times
Bath
Maine
Popham Beach
Mr. Webber
Phippsburg
Albert E. Ellis
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Gagne
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Herbert A. Owen
Bar Mills
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Isa Macurda
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George Poole
Ruth
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Reading
Elsie J. Poole
Oak Grove Seminary
Ruth Rayner
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Julia B. Lewis
Jeannette Hagg
Donald F. Preble
IC Tometrist Centre
Sterling
Farnham
Pinkham
Pendleton-Lislie
Paul L. Woodward
Fof
Sampsons
Skowhegan High School
Harry Fall
West Bath
Rotary
Rockland Meeting
CHER
Central Men's Club
Blair C. Wilson
Lucy Hawkes
Hallowell
Hawkes
Maine D.alr
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Popham
Harbor
Lyman McFarland
Weston Curt